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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1959
Page
2
The Marshall Herald of Marshall Illinois printed by Wabash Valley Printing Co lists editors Mark and Carlos Stewart with weekly Friday issues. It notes subscription price at 2.00 yearly and local advertising rates of 35c per column inch and 20c per line for reader ads.
Maurice W. Scott argues SB 180 would cut the 12 percent penalty bid on tax sales to 6 percent, undermining bidder incentives that boosted delinquency collections since the 1951 Revenue Act amendment. He cites Cook County gains, noting 1950 forfeitures fell far short of 1958 levels as proof of the system's success.
O L Hogsett of the University of Illinois warns that 11000 to 13000 children die yearly from accidents and 40000 to 50000 are permanently crippled. Parents can prevent these losses by setting safe examples and making safety a family effort, reducing lightning damage and injuries in rural areas.
Guidance on protecting buildings with grounded lightning rods and personal safety during electrical storms. Seek shelter in a protected building, avoid open windows and metal objects, and stay away from isolated high points. If exposed, lie on the ground to reduce strikerisk.
Seventeen youths and seven adults from Five Points attended the Wabesh Valley Youth rally at Second Christian Church in Terre Haute. Mrs. Stanley Davis hosted a surprise birthday dinner for her mother Mrs. Sylvan Morgan with family and friends at the Davis home.
Mrs Rosa Statesman and Edith Marrs attended the quarterly W M A meeting at Mattoon with Clarksville church women. Several local residents and families from Oaklawn and Casey visited or hosted others, including turkey dinner hosts the Behners and multiple couples visiting friends in Casey Indianapolis and nearby towns.
Twenty members plus one guest met with hostesses Clara Bartram and Mary Olive Stoeling. Roll call asked for a tree in Clark County. officers were elected. nominations discussed. Illness in a member’s family caused secretary Winona Iginbotham to be absent. Separately, a plant pathology note says disease resistant hybrids are best to control corn diseases. Trinidad’s East Indian population is a third, with Hindu temples and mosques common.
A narrative scene follows Nard in a logging camp where he debates quitting. Tension rises as Nard contemplates a night watchman job and a confrontation with Barker after a log-rental incident. Balker calls Nard to his office to discuss the night waterman position.
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